Take a Schema Dump of 11 g Db located in encrypted tablespace

Hi All,
I have a schema where all the tables are residing in encrypted tablespace.
When I try to take Schema dump ,it gives me an error that Table resides in encrypted
tablespace and will not be exported.
How will I be able to take the schema dump?Please advice.
Thanks in Advance,
Krishna

Hi Madrid,
Yeah you are correct I TDE is being used.I have the encryption key and the wallet password. Can you point me to the syntax to take the schema dump using these parameters.Also who will be the privileged user to take the dump?
I tried to search but was in vain.
Thanks ,
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